Brenda Baichoo
Executive Director of Angel Wings
Family Services
Brenda Baichoo is a proud graduate of Florida A&M University, where she received a Bachelors
of Arts degree in Criminal Justice. Upon graduation she worked in the commercial insurance
sector as an Underwriter. She has been married for 10 years and have been blessed with three
handsome sons. Brenda stayed home to raise her boys for several years. Currently, she is
the Co-founder and Executive Director of Angel Wings Family Services, Inc.; a foster care and
adoption agency. Angel Wings Family Services place children that have been abused and/or
neglected in loving, stable, and safe homes. Brenda is proud of the work she’s done to improve
the lives of children in Houston and its surrounding communities; but she knows there’s much
more that needs to be done.
At Angel Wings we believe that every child is deserving of a loving, caring and supportive home.
The mission of Angel Wings Family Services is to strengthen families, protect children from
further abuse and neglect, and to ensure that every child has a safe, stable, and nurturing home
until they can be reunited with their families, placed with relatives or adopted.
Who Can Become A Foster
Parent?
Foster Parents MUST:
• Be at least 23 years old
• Have a high school
diploma or a G.E.D.
• Be physically and
emotionally able to work
with kids
• Pass a criminal
background check
• Have a stable home &
income
• Maintain a drug-free
environment
• Complete ALL required
training and become
licensed by AWFS
To decrease the number of disruptions in a child’s life
To provide support, education and therapeutic services to our parents and children to meet their
individual needs.
To model and create an environment of love and acceptance
To be a viable, strong and effective organization
Becoming a licensed foster parent can be a lengthy process. During this time we hope to get to
know each other because fostering a child is a shared experience.
Foster parenting will be both challenging and rewarding. It is our hope that you will not just
“foster” but also “parent” each child entrusted to you. You will be expected to provide a nurturing
and loving environment, as well as recognize and respond to the special needs of each child in
your care.
Children come into foster care under various unfortunate circumstances.
Children in foster care have to move around pretty frequently, and often have to put all their
belongings in trash bags. Children pick up on the message that they are not worthy, their things
are trash, and they are trash. These kids deserve better, and you can help!
Foster Parents DO NOT
have to be:
• Married
• Own their own home
• Rich
Call Us: (832)-453-2793 | [email protected]
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